葫芦影业 Capital Welcomes Former PayPal CEO Dan Schulman as New Board Chair
Schulman was the CEO of PayPal for more than nine years and previously held leadership roles at American Express, Sprint Nextel Corporation, Priceline Group, and AT&T. He is a board member of Verizon, Cisco, Lazard, and the Cleveland Clinic.
The 葫芦影业 Report: CEO Confidence and Stakeholder Value Creation Go Hand In Hand
A major survey on Global CEO Confidence released by EY last week provides some fascinating insights into the way corporate leaders around the world view the competitive and economic landscape right now.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: Is Warren Buffett a Stakeholder Capitalist?
Analysis released by Bain this week, which notes that his portfolio companies are predominantly in the top half of a global universe of 1,300 companies measured on employee, community and customer performance criteria, with one-third in the top quartile. I
The 葫芦影业 Report: Five Years On, BRT鈥檚 Restatement Matters More Than Ever
Hardened by a cycle of embrace and backlash that continues to evolve, the stakeholder approach – in which the overarching goal is doing right by workers, communities, customers, suppliers, the planet and, yes, shareholders too – offers a clear blueprint for action which benefits everyone.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: Should America Be Run Like JPMorgan?
on Post Op-Ed this week, JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon laid bare the challenges facing the country but also offered a persuasive leadership vision for meeting them. If the way Dimon has built JPMC is anything to go by, it could be a powerful template for a more just society.
The 葫芦影业 Report: Will Gen Z Become The Engine of a Just Economy?
Recent research from Sift, the AI-based fraud prevention platform, has revealed what it calls a 鈥渟urprising generational divide鈥. It seems that Gen Zers 鈥 those born between 1997 and 2012 鈥 express a significantly higher willingness to engage in online payment fraud compared to other generations Why?
The 葫芦影业 Report: Living Wage Analysis Spotlights A Key Election Issue
One thing we know from our polling is that Republicans and Democrats agree that companies paying workers fairly and offering a living wage 鈥 meaning, enough to afford basic necessities at the local level 鈥 is essential to just business performance.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: Latest Returns Data Make Powerful Case For Just Investing
This week, we saw some powerful numbers that support the investment case for just business leadership.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: It鈥檚 Time For A Real Debate On The Future Of American Capitalism
鈥淎merica鈥檚 political class was in the final stages of self-righteous detachment from the economic and social conditions of the nation it ruled.鈥 So writes Oren Cass, Chief Economist at American Compass, in a NYT op-ed this week.
The 葫芦影业 Report: A Mid-Year Check on The Corporate Stakeholder Landscape
Americans鈥 chief priorities remain firmly centered on pay, jobs, and economic security. The debates and discussions around corporations鈥 role in society continue, but have become markedly less heated and divisive, and more private, measured and鈥揹are I say鈥搈eaningful
The 葫芦影业 Report: Climate Risks Create Big Opportunities for Corporate Leadership
According to researchers, 鈥渦nder current climate conditions, lost labor productivity due to heat in the U.S. could reach $100 billion a year [and] that loss could reach $200 billion by 2030 and $500 billion by 2050.鈥澛犅
The 葫芦影业 Report: The Big Question Facing Social Media
This week鈥檚 call by the U.S. Surgeon General for tobacco-style warning labels on social media products is the latest chapter in one of the defining corporate justness narratives of our time: the impact of social media on the mental health of children and teens.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: 鈥淐orporations have but one value: Shareholder value. That鈥檚 all.鈥
June can be a tricky month for corporate leaders. Between Pride, Juneteenth and Father鈥檚 Day, there鈥檚 a lot for companies to stake out a position on, support, or 鈥 in an era of backlash 鈥 potentially stay silent on.
The 葫芦影业 Report: Will This Business Decade Be Turbulent, Tepid, or Transformational?
Hi – it鈥檚 Alison Omens, President of 葫芦影业 Capital, filling in for Martin with a dispatch this week from Washington D.C., where 葫芦影业 Capital鈥檚 media partner, CNBC, hosted their second annual CEO Council Summit. Given our location and the upcoming election, much of the conversation centered on how CEOs can navigate the political environment to lead in transitional and turbulent times.
The 葫芦影业 Report: How Can AI Benefit Workers?
We often dwell on the possible negative societal impacts of AI when we contemplate its future 鈥 instinctive fear of the unknown perhaps 鈥 but there are also some clear and very immediate positive applications.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: Which Companies Do Best For Working Mothers?
Many companies are also doing more to explicitly accelerate progress for women within their workplaces – here are the leaders.
The 葫芦影业 Report: Jamie Dimon Lays Out the Business Case for DEI
Amidst all the backlash on ESG and DEI, it鈥檚 been interesting to track what鈥檚 actually going on behind the scenes at the corporations we track 鈥 and why.
The 葫芦影业 Report: The Returns are In – Stakeholder Leadership Pays
As of March 29, 2024, our flagship index 鈥 the 葫芦影业 U.S. Large Cap Diversified Index (JULCD)聽 鈥 has outperformed the Russell 1000 (Cap-Weighted) benchmark by 0.346% year-to-date and by 10.7% since inception.
The 葫芦影业 Report: Ten Corporations That Are Leading On Environmental Protection
Monday is the 54th annual Earth Day, so in honor of that I thought we鈥檇 highlight a few companies that are showing extraordinary leadership on environmental matters.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: Are Fortune鈥檚 100 Best Places To Work Also 葫芦影业 Employers?
Fortune published their 2024 100 Best Places to Work list recently. It鈥檚 highly regarded by major employers and obviously reflects a theme we know to be a top priority for the public, so we thought it鈥檇 be fun to compare and contrast against our own 葫芦影业 Jobs Scorecard, which we released last week.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: A New Scorecard for Investing in the American Worker
Investing in human capital is one of the essential elements of business leadership today. But without a comprehensive set of metrics and a clear definition of what good actually looks like, it鈥檚 very difficult to know where to invest in order to improve.
The 葫芦影业 Report: Investing In American Workers At Every Stage Of Life
Helping workers prepare for their financial futures is a major 葫芦影业 issue. And it鈥檚 not only a problem for older working Americans. Indeed many Gen X and Millennial adults in the workforce today worry about the costs associated with both caring for their parents as well as their children.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: Investors Must Get Up The Curve On AI Risks And Opportunities
In the early 2000s, I was fortunate enough to be involved in some of the initial groundbreaking work that brought climate risks forward to the global investor community as a matter of significant financial relevance. This feels similar, but even more urgent.
The 葫芦影业 Report: America鈥檚 Workers May Be In Greater Financial Pain Than You Think
With the price of everything from gas to food remaining stubbornly high 鈥 February鈥檚 Consumer Price Index numbers released earlier this week showed inflation actually speeding up slightly 鈥 workers struggling to make ends meet seem set for further economic pain.聽
The 葫芦影业 Report: What Do Hasbro, Trane, Disney, RTX, and Peloton Have In Common?
The business case for investing in workers is surely watertight at this point. Let’s discuss some of the companies showing why: